Let me recommend these: posting hints and smart questions. Seriously, read them both with full attention. Your ability to get meaningful help rides on a polite and sensible approach. You're missing both parts.

Since the 8085 code is working with registers, you will need to declare variables which simulate those registers. You can then perform the same operations using them as operands. Obviously, you will need to gain familiarity with 8085 ASM. For instance, an instruction with a single operand, as ADD B, has an implicit operand, A, which serves as both an operand to be used in the calculation, and as the recepient of the result (the accumulator). The total result is as if one wrote, A = A + B. You will need to learn these things, and you will need to write your own code. Feel free to post questions regarding the problems that you have, but you must write the code.

Hi ,Mr.Dawei and Mr.Shabbir
I know I commited a mistake on the requesting help ,
But I 'd like you to know that i have got this assignment on C++ and i don't have agood background in C++ as well as I do in assembly ,But I request again if you could help me on this
I would appreciate if you could help me in this
with advanced thanks
I have 5 days More its a special requst to u both

One presumes that the assignment's purpose is to help you learn C++, and not to inspire you to use someone else's material for a good grade.

If you re-read my previous post, you will glean a nugget of information. You can parlay that into more simply by continuing along those lines. Write some code. Post back with things that are giving you problems.

Incidentally, this seems more like a C++ question than an asm question, since you state that you know asm and are trying to write a C++ program.